Best Makarska Tours & Trips
Makarska enchants visitors with its blend of sun-soaked pebbly beaches, vibrant Mediterranean energy, and the striking Biokovo mountain backdrop. Stroll the scenic seaside promenade - animated by cafés and local artisans - then explore the historic Franciscan Monastery and its intriguing ethnographic collection. A short hike up St. Peter Hill rewards with panoramic views that stretch across the sea to the islands of Brač and Hvar. Just beyond town, the Biokovo Nature Park unfolds dramatic trails and karst formations, while the lively summer festivals celebrate Dalmatian music and seafood traditions under the stars.
Show All
1 Results
Filters
Places
Dates & Length
5.0 (8 reviews) Tour Code: 736713
Start / End City
Split
Duration
10.0 Days
City & Attractions
Split, Makarska, Dubrovnik
+6 more
Languages
English Live
Group Type
Standard Group Tour
Tour Audience
Mixed International Travelers
From
$2,578.56
Why book with Tour4fun?
Best Price Promise Transparent Pricing — No Hidden Fees Strictly Selected Local Partners 24/7 Multilingual Support
Best Time to Visit Makarska
Spring 2026
In spring, Makarska enjoys mild temperatures averaging 15°C (59°F), with refreshing sea breezes and blooming Mediterranean flora along the coast. The Adriatic sparkles under increasing sunshine, perfect for early season swimming and kayaking around Brela’s pebble beaches. Hike Mount Biokovo for panoramic views over the Dalmatian coastline, or explore the tranquil beauty of the Paklenica National Park. Visitors can savor local delicacies at outdoor konobas, while the historic Old Town’s stone streets come alive during the Spring Festival. With fewer crowds and pleasant weather, March to May is ideal for discovering Makarska’s natural and cultural charm.
Show All
Summer 2026
Summer in Makarska brings warm, sunny weather with average highs of 28°C (82°F) and cooling Adriatic breezes - ideal for beach lounging and swimming. The Makarska Riviera dazzles in June-August with crystal-clear waters, vibrant seaside cafés, and lively summer festivals. Hike Mount Biokovo for panoramic coastal views, stroll the palm-lined waterfront, or take boat trips to nearby islets like Sveti Petar. With reliable sunshine and a full calendar of cultural events and open-air concerts, Makarska offers a dynamic and scenic Mediterranean escape from late June through August.
Show All
Autumn 2026
In autumn, Makarska around 18°C (64°F) in September, cooling to 12°C (54°F) by November, with fewer crowds and pleasant coastal breezes. The Adriatic Sea remains warm enough for swimming early in the season, while golden foliage accents the Biokovo Mountain backdrop. This is ideal for hiking the Biokovo Nature Park, exploring the historic Old Town, or relaxing at waterfront cafes. The Makarska Summer Festival transitions into intimate cultural events, and nearby beaches like Brač and Hvar offer tranquil escapes. Autumn’s soft light enhances photography along the scenic seaside promenade.
Show All
Winter
Makarska in winter enjoys mild coastal weather, with temperatures averaging 7°C (45°F), occasional rainfall, and crisp, clear days perfect for scenic exploration. Though quieter, the town reveals a serene charm along its palm-lined promenade and historic old town. Nearby Biokovo Mountain offers dramatic views and light snow hikes, while the tranquil ambiance invites cozy café stops and cultural visits to the Franciscan Monastery. Ideal for peaceful retreats amid Adriatic beauty.
Show All
Reviews for Makarska Tours
K
Wonderful and beautiful trip
The perfect mix of adventure and relaxation—sailing the Adriatic was breathtaking, and every stop from Split to Dubrovnik felt like a postcard come to life.
Show All
FAQs about Makarska Tours
What is the best time of year to visit Makarska?
Visit Makarska between late May and early July or September to October for warm temperatures, clear seas, and fewer tourists. July and August are peak season with high crowds and prices. The coastal climate offers mild winters and hot, dry summers – ideal beach weather starts in June, but early autumn provides excellent swimming conditions with less congestion.
How do I get from Split Airport (SPU) to Makarska, and what are my cheapest options?
Take the Line 378 public bus from Split Airport to Makarska – it runs daily and costs around 80 HRK (€11). The journey takes about 1.5 hours. For a shared shuttle, book in advance via local providers like Makarska Shuttle for similar pricing. Taxis cost 800–1,000 HRK but are practical for groups. Buses depart directly from outside arrivals.
Is the Makarska Riviera accessible for travelers with mobility issues?
Some areas in Makarska town are accessible, especially along the seaside promenade (Zveje) and newer hotels with elevators and ramps. Public beaches vary – pebble beaches are challenging, but Moseć Beach has wooden walkways and accessible facilities. Avoid older stone streets in the historic center. Contact accommodations in advance to confirm accessibility features. Municipal infrastructure remains partially limited.
Do I need a local transit pass to explore Makarska and nearby villages like Baška Voda or Tučepi?
No transit pass is required. Local buses operated by Promet Makarska connect towns along the coast frequently and accept cash tickets (15–25 HRK). Tickets are purchased from the driver. For flexibility, rent a bike or scooter to explore the coastal path. Walking is ideal between neighboring villages during cooler months. Apps like Moovit help track bus schedules in real time.
Browse Makarska Tour Types
Explore Popular Makarska Itineraries
Start City
Save up to 50% on tours
Sign up for our newsletter to get exclusive access to members only deals by email.